Bed Cover

[Bubz58]

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Is this the cover made by Leer for Ford?

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[Stoogey]

EGR Load Shield, I live in the UK and not a drop of water gets in. You’ll need to seal up the caps that sit on the bed, but it’s strong (can stand on it) and is as secure as any other lockable load bed cover.

I added the crossbars, but it can be spec’d with a rail system too

 

[skytrucker]

I have a Weather Tech trifold cover. It’s not “lockable” itself, but the release latches are inside the tail gate, so if the truck is locked, the cover’s locked.
I’ve gone through the car wash with cardboard boxes in the bed, with no issues…only a trickle of water gets in…
I like it, it’s easy to live with, and very easy to remove if you need the full open box.

 

[waffleso_0]

EGR Load Shield, I live in the UK and not a drop of water gets in. You’ll need to seal up the caps that sit on the bed, but it’s strong (can stand on it) and is as secure as any other lockable load bed cover.

I added the crossbars, but it can be spec’d with a rail system too

How did you seal up the caps? Aluminum tape? That how water gets in my bed is through those but it so little i dont care...but still curious on your method!

 

[Stoogey]

There’s a good thread on here somewhere on sealing them, just wrap over the holes, sealant on accessory caps and a D strip along the outer edge.

 

[Bubz58]

I got the folding hard tonneau cover for my 2025 Ranger Lariat - ordered it with the rest of the truck so Ford did the install. I looked in the bed after a couple of rains and it was completely dry. I also had the same cover on my 2009 F-150. Installed that one myself and it kept things good and dry in the bed too which is why I got it again on this one.

So update on my tonneau cover - had a heavy rain storm this past week and opened the tailgate to find a good amount of water had come in - apologies for my previous post claiming bed cover perfection as this is NOT the case with the factory-installed ones.

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